The Machine
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You be ready.
MEGAN. Trust me! I'll have to go in now.
GRIMES. It'll be a great killing. Old Murdock has plunged up to hisneck!
HEGAN. I know! We'll lay them flat. I'll get ready. [Rises. ] Old Porter!Think of it! When did you see him?
GRIMES. Last night.
HEGAN. I see. I'll be with you.
GRIMES. Just a moment. I'll take the money.
HEGAN. Oh, yes. Why don't you let me hold it and buy for you?
GRIMES. I'll buy for myself.
HEGAN. Very well.
[Sits at desk. ] GRIMES. It's two hundred thousand.
HEGAN.... That's right. [Writes a check, rises and gives it to Grimes. ]There.
GRIMES. [Studies the check, nods, and puts it away carefully. ] When'sthe next train?
HEGAN. In about ten minutes. [Rings bell. ] Andrews!
ANDREWS. [Enters left. ] Yes, Sir.
HEGAN. I'm going into town at once. Telephone orders to the house.
ANDREWS. Yes, sir. And shall I come in this evening?
HEGAN. Yes; you'd better. And telephone Mr. Isaacson and Mr. HenrySterns to meet me at eight o'clock for an important conference at.. . Let me see, where?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You be ready.
MEGAN. Trust me! I'll have to go in now.
GRIMES. It'll be a great killing. Old Murdock has plunged up to hisneck!
HEGAN. I know! We'll lay them flat. I'll get ready. [Rises. ] Old Porter!Think of it! When did you see him?
GRIMES. Last night.
HEGAN. I see. I'll be with you.
GRIMES. Just a moment. I'll take the money.
HEGAN. Oh, yes. Why don't you let me hold it and buy for you?
GRIMES. I'll buy for myself.
HEGAN. Very well.
[Sits at desk. ] GRIMES. It's two hundred thousand.
HEGAN.... That's right. [Writes a check, rises and gives it to Grimes. ]There.
GRIMES. [Studies the check, nods, and puts it away carefully. ] When'sthe next train?
HEGAN. In about ten minutes. [Rings bell. ] Andrews!
ANDREWS. [Enters left. ] Yes, Sir.
HEGAN. I'm going into town at once. Telephone orders to the house.
ANDREWS. Yes, sir. And shall I come in this evening?
HEGAN. Yes; you'd better. And telephone Mr. Isaacson and Mr. HenrySterns to meet me at eight o'clock for an important conference at.. . Let me see, where?
What to read after The Machine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968 to read onlineMoreLess
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